Where Eclipse opens the file

If you often need to open the relevant resource file in Eclipse folder, more trouble, to right-click, properties, in the Location column in the folder to copy a bit, and then go to the Explorer to enter the path, return, open it.

Workaround: with the Easyexplorer plug-in, with this plugin can easily open the folder where the resource file is located.

Installation: easyexplorer from http://sourceforge.net/projects/easystruts

After the download is a jar compressed file. The latest version is 1.04, which has not been updated for a long time, but is still supported by the latest Eclipse 3.* platform. However, the plug-in is installed as if the automatic update management through eclipse does not work.

His simplest way of working is to simply place the jar file in the Eclipse's plugin directory and then restart the Eclipse platform to see the East Explorer menu item in the right-click folder to open the directory where the resource resides. Just so easy.

However, the disadvantage is that the newly downloaded plugin plugin placed in the original Eclipse plugin directory, a large heap, to kill you: (

The Easyexplorer plugin allows you to open the folder where the resource file resides in Eclipse with Explorer. Other configuration is here Windows = Preferences = Easy Explore = Target = explorer.exe {0}

You can see that the Windows platform is opened with explorer.exe {0}, and {0} is used to pass parameters.

Tip: I'm used to open the folder in the Explorer to facilitate the drag operation, that is, the left side with the file tree, then here you can set to become explorer.exe/e,{0} , This way to open the folder with Easyexplore is opened in this manner, and the left file tree, directly located on the folder above, it is convenient.

The parameters of the Explorer.exe are as follows: You can set them according to your preferences: command format Explorer [/n][/e][[,/root],[path]][[,/select],[path FileName]]

The parameter description /n indicates that a new window is opened as "My Computer" and typically opens the root directory of the Windows installation partition. 　　/E means opening a new window in "Explorer" mode, usually opening the root directory of the Windows installation partition. 　　/root,[path] means that the specified folder is opened,/root indicates that only the files (folders) below the specified folder are displayed, no other disk partitions and folders are displayed, and [path] represents the specified path. If you do not add the/root parameter and use the [path] parameter only, you can display the contents of other disk partitions and folders. 　　In addition, [path] can also specify a network shared folder. 　　/select,[path FileName] means that the specified folder is open and the specified file is selected, and [path filename] represents the specified path and file name. If you do not add the/select parameter, the system opens the file with the appropriate affiliate program. if [path filename] does not follow the file name, the parent directory of the folder is opened and the folder is selected.

Through the analysis of the above Explorer.exe parameters, we may have a hope is to achieve both the left side of the file tree, but also to the right to locate the selected files or folders above. That should be set to:explorer.exe/e,/select,{0} , but this easyexplore helps you to open only the folder above, not the corresponding file.

Other plug-ins for the same function:

Openexplorer:

Personal like to use this, this function and MyEclipse, the same, on the toolbar, lazy people.

Startexplorer:

1. Open the current file in Windows Explorer. (Windows only) 2, open the current file with the system default program. 3. Open Cmd.exe and navigate to the directory of the current file. (Windows only) 4, copy the current file path to the Clipboard. 5, other custom commands. Furthermore, the above features all support custom shortcut keys.

Where Eclipse opens the file